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# Bookings

If you utilize flaik's Bookings functionality and want to learn more about the applicable configuration required in RTP, check out the [Bookings - RTP settings](/flaik-knowledge-base/for-administrators/admin-settings-product-settings/bookings-overview/bookings-rtp-settings.md) section of the Knowledge Base to learn more about everything that needs to be taken care of before lessons can be sold via Bookings.

#### Quick Overview

Required configuration for lesson products used in Bookings:

* Sale Location - Bookings requires a unique Sale/Audit location
* Components - currently Bookings only supports components that have a component type of Private or General
* Sales Channels - only relevant for Bookings resorts
* GL Account - specific clearing account for Bookings transactions
* Payment method - specific for Bookings transactions


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